Effects of different parameters of continuous training and high-intensity interval training in the chronic phase of mouse model of complex regional pain syndrome type I

Complex regional pain syndrome type I (CRPS-I) is a neuropathy that can develop after deep tissue injury such as fractures or distensions without nerve damage.12,17 CRPS-I usually comprises two phases. The acute phase is the initial inflammatory period of the disease, with the best prognosis; and the neuropathic phase, with more complicated prognosis, which can result in severe cases of tissue hypotrophy associated with unbearable pain.7

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